Wizet rummaged through his pockets and pulled out a silver short sword.
"What is this?" Dumbledore's gaze fell on the short sword, taking note of its patterns. "A goblin-made weapon?"
"It looks quite extraordinary!" There was a touch of surprise in his voice. "Wizet, the goblins didn't give you any trouble, did they?"
Wizet shook his head and explained, "Headmaster Dumbledore, I made this while practicing magic. It wasn't forged by goblins."
Earlier, he had obtained a page called Magical Forging from the Wizard's Practical Guide.
Using the knowledge recorded on that page, he could combine Ancient Magic Power with metal to grant it certain special effects.
The special effects bestowed upon metal bore some resemblance to goblin forging, which was why Dumbledore had his doubts.
However, what Wizet valued more were the parts of Magical Forging related to alchemy and flame control.
This also had to do with his own habits. Whenever he acquired a spell, he preferred to study it thoroughly, analyze the principles it might contain, rather than simply use it.
Part of his current mastery of alchemy, as well as his insights into controlling the heat of potion-making, came from the relevant contents in Magical Forging.
"So that's how it is..." Dumbledore nodded, seeming to understand Wizet's intentions. "Then this short sword seems somewhat similar to the 'stone' I mentioned?"
"Yes!" Wizet nodded. "Actually, I have some ideas about how one might fly through a stone suited to oneself, one capable of creating 'resonance.'"
"Oh? I'd very much like to hear your thoughts!" Dumbledore leaned forward slightly, his voice brimming with curiosity.
At that moment, he felt as though he had returned to his student days, sitting in a classroom and eagerly awaiting the chance to witness all kinds of magic.
Wizet continued, "On the magical